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| 1. The Conjuring (2013) – A paranormal investigation team helps a family being terrorized by a dark presence in their new home. |
| 2. The Babadook (2014) – A mother and her young son are haunted by a mysterious and sinister entity called the Babadook. |
| 3. The Witch (2015) – A Puritan family in 1630s New England is terrorized by supernatural forces after the disappearance of their youngest child. |
| 4. A Quiet Place (2018) – A family must live in silence to avoid deadly creatures that hunt by sound. |
| 5. Hereditary (2018) – A family is haunted by sinister forces following the death of their secretive grandmother. |
| 6. Gerald’s Game (2017) – A woman is trapped in a remote cabin with no way to escape, forcing her to confront her dark past. |
| 7. Hush (2016) – A deaf woman is terrorized by a masked intruder in her secluded home. |
| 8. The Ritual (2017) – Four friends on a hiking trip in Sweden encounter a malevolent presence in the woods. |
| 9. Veronica (2017) – A teenage girl uses a Ouija board during a solar eclipse, unwittingly inviting a malicious spirit into her home. |
| 10. The Perfection (2019) – A musical prodigy seeks revenge on her former mentor, but their twisted relationship takes a dark turn. |
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| Important Facts: |
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| – Horror movies have been a popular genre since the early days of cinema, with audiences drawn to the thrill of being scared. |
| – Many horror movies are inspired by real-life events or urban legends, adding to their appeal for viewers. |
| – The success of horror movies often depends on their ability to create tension, suspense, and a sense of unease in the audience. |
| – Some of the most iconic horror movies include classics like “Psycho,” “The Exorcist,” and “Halloween,” which have had a lasting impact on the genre. |
| – The rise of streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime has made it easier than ever for viewers to access a wide range of horror movies from the comfort of their own homes. |